Sentence examples for museum label from inspiring English sources
Woolley interpreted the tablet as a museum label.
Headhunting, a museum label explains, was integral to the Kerewa people's religious practices.
A museum label explains that he had her pose to ward off suspicion that he might be a spy.
A museum label attached to a fence below informs viewers that the lights tell a story in Morse code.
In the Whitney's recently concluded inaugural exhibition, the museum label describing "Cost of Living (Aleyda)" was somewhere between insufficient and misleading.
It is easy to believe the museum label, which says it is one of the finest examples of Indian miniature sculpture in the Met's collection.
(Curators, as if granting Duchamp's pessimism about conservation, call museum labels "tombstones").
To see the Bertoia diamond chair in a museum, labeled as design history, was strange.
One museum had visitors vote on which of two African sculptures to buy, another had ordinary people writing museum labels.
Bud has published young adult biographies of Count Basie, Billie Holiday, and Ella Fitzgerald, along with travel guides, cookbooks, and museum labels.
(1) Specimens placed in displays or collections will bear official National Park Service museum labels and their catalog numbers will be registered in the National Park Service National Catalog.
